*footnote*
On the inside of the Challenger at B-J Curb Weight was stated as 4160. That's 240 lbs more than the stated curb weight of a GT500.
*footnote*
On the inside of the Challenger at B-J Curb Weight was stated as 4160. That's 240 lbs more than the stated curb weight of a GT500.
MM&FF ran 12.2 @ 117. Modified Mustangs ran 12.4 @ 116. I'm not sure if 5.0 drag tested one though. I'll have to check my back issues. I can't tell you what the other rags got because I only subscribe to Mustang specific mags, but I'm sure they're slower.
Anyone know what kind of test results they got for a production GT500? I believe it was high 12's?
what are you saying? that a stock gt500 can not run faster than high 12's?
Oh yea, well Chevy High Performance ran 12.9 in a Camaro Z28! Who gives a rats ass!
For crying out loud! One needs to atleast try and pick an unbiased (between Chevy and Ford because we all know they love foreign cars) source when comparing performance.
Road and Track leaves off idle and has got to have some of the worst drivers as their times always suck. Thus, the best two to use as comparisons would be MotorTrend and Car and Driver. Anyone know what kind of test results they got for a production GT500? I believe it was high 12's?
I do like the new Camaro though. There is no resemblance to a catfish with those
But there is a huge resemblance to a giant smiley face.
Seriously, it looks like it was designed straight out of Pixar's Cars. This is the same problem that made me cancel my C6Z order when they revealed it. I can't look at either car and see anything but a goofy smiley face. You get that to a degree with all cars because of the headlight/grill configuration, but when GM adds those egg crates and diving lines it's majorly exacerbated.
what are you saying? that a stock gt500 can not run faster than high 12's?
I was only using the best times published for the GT500, just as everyone does for their car - including you.
Do a search on this forum and you will find cars that have gone faster than high 12s. But, you're right in who cares. Those road tests are dependent on too many variables. All I know is that my GT500 is faster than my Terminator, which was faster than an ls1 f-body. :-D
I don't see any stock GT500s running in the 12s:lol:
http://www.svtperformance.com/forums/showthread.php?t=331973
I don't see any stock GT500s running in the 12s:lol:
http://www.svtperformance.com/forums/showthread.php?t=331973
I don't see any stock GT500s running in the 12s:lol:
what are you saying? that a stock gt500 can not run faster than high 12's?
I was only using the best times published for the GT500, just as everyone does for their car - including you.
Do a search on this forum and you will find cars that have gone faster than high 12s. But, you're right in who cares. Those road tests are dependent on too many variables. All I know is that my GT500 is faster than my Terminator, which was faster than an ls1 f-body. :-D
I do not use the best times, that is why I said who gives a crap! What Evan Smith runs is not what I run, or you run, or the average guy on the street runs. So again, who gives a crap!
The always slower times, posted by major car magazines like MotorTrend and Car and Driver, are typically closer to real world times from a decent/good driver. Road and Track times would be what your old man would run in your car!
No argument from me about the Cobra or the GT500. Both very sweet cars and I would love to have one :beer:
I am not saying that at all. I am saying that high 12's (if I remember correctly) is what the two major car mags ran in the GT500 and is thus the number that one would use as a rough comparison when those same magazines test the Camaro or any other car. I say "rough" because we all know the other variables, and they are many.